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as mentioned in Will the Magic trade Serge Ibaka? “Some ways, I don’t think any of us are living up to, when you say, ‘We are good defensive players,’” Vogel said. There is no chance of a Biyombo trade, not after the Magic paid him $70 million for four years this offseason. Ultimately, the team will have to shift third-year forward Aaron Gordon from small forward to power forward, Ibaka’s current spot. MORE: Every NBA team’s biggest needProblem is, no one quite knows what Ibaka is going to do next July.

as declared in Hoiberg’s first Bulls team went 2-5 during the annual January/February journey out West. The current six-game road trip could determine which direction the Bulls’ front office decides to go before the Feb. 23 trade deadline. [SHOP BULLS: Get your Bulls gear right here]Here are a few stories from around the Association that have caught my attention. It’s no secret the Bulls have been shopping Mirotic, who’s struggling badly in his third NBA season, shooting just 39 percent from the field and 30 percent from 3-point range. It’s amazing how quickly Carter-Williams has fallen out of favor in his first season with the Bulls.

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NBA trade rumors: Deadline news on deals, contracts

The 2017 NBA trade deadline is less than a month away. Check back for updates as the trade deadline approaches. “I think we’ve put ourselves in a good position to have some good options everywhere in the world and we’ll see what happens. “I hope to have some good options when the offseason comes — that’s the hope for me and for my family,” Fredette said. (Sporting News)• The Bulls and Celtics will rekindle trade talks centered on Jimmy Butler, according to league executives.